Closes #1371 - Setting mypy back to >=0.931 #1489
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* Setting mypy back to >=0.931 * Adding mypy update to requirements.txt Co-authored-by: joshmarshall1 <[email protected]>
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* Setting mypy back to >=0.931 * Adding mypy update to requirements.txt Co-authored-by: joshmarshall1 <[email protected]>
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This PR closes #1371
Setting the mypy version to
mypy>=0.931in the developer environment .yml file and thesetup.pywhich were both set tomypy==0.931in #1433 until we could debug the issues I was seeing with later versions.